Vuk Cosic

History of Art for the Intelligence Community

27.10.-24.11.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

"History of Art for the Intelligence Community" is technically described as a front end for Carnivore, the project that mimics FBI's net surveillance software. more ...

Cosima von Bonin's

Fund-Oriented Equipment

27.10.-01.12.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

Her work is characterised by spontaneity accompanied at the same time by the highest level of concentration and precision. more ...

In search of Balkania

05.10.-01.12.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

In Search of Balkania lifts a long overdue ban on the Balkans as a site of intellectual endeavor and cultural desire. Conceived from the outset as a curatorial operation and artistic experience against expectations, this exhibition confronts a subject full of contradictions, to which everyone brings baggage they can't easily drop. more ...

HERBERT BRANDL

A Survey (Part 2)

15.06.-25.08.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

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Rudi Molacek

Giverny Graz

13.04.-02.06.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

The latest works developed for his large personal exhibition at the Neue Galerie offer a thrilling insight into his astounding ability to experiment with various materials as technical carrier media. more ...

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE

International Art since 1950 - Collection Ploil, a selection

10.03.-25.08.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

Ever since Jonathan Richardson's praise for the science of the connoisseur in his 1719 paper, “An Essay on the Whole Art of Criticism as it Relates to Painting and an Argument in Behalf of the Science of the Connoisseur”, the genuine collector has been identified with the title of connoisseur. As such the private collector is of central importance in the development of art. more ...

HERBERT BRANDL

Chromophobia - A general survey (part 1)

02.03.-26.03.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

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Erwin Wurm

Fat Survival

26.01.-31.03.2002 > Neue Galerie Graz

In its first phase, the development of sculpture in the 20 century was characterised by detachment from the human body. In Brancusi's work, the human head becomes increasingly geometric and ultimately egg-shaped. This process was called abstraction, meaning abstraction from human dimensions. more ...